Key diplomatic missions like Japan, the U.S. and India have refused to pay congestion charges for their vehicles in the British capital, arguing the Vienna Convention exempts them from local taxes

Iran has lifted all remaining restrictions on its airspace that were imposed at the onset of its 12-day conflict with Israel, the country's Civil Aviation Organization (CAO) announced.

A Japanese woman in China was attacked with a stone-like object in Suzhou on Thursday evening

The arrests come just two days after Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies had their independence restored.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum recently took a passenger train journey between Dubai and Fujairah to review the progress of Etihad Rail, the UAE’s 1,200km national railway network. The project, set to begin passenger operations ...more

Today, Indian foreign policy discourse is mired in an important debate. Two key assumptions govern this debate: that New Delhi’s ties with the US arguably constitute its most important relationship in the 21st century, and...

The BBC has reportedly launched an investigation into alleged cocaine use by two Strictly Come Dancing stars.

The test had been discontinued in 2012 and replaced with a fitness program during Barack Obama's term.

The ex-Labour leader wants supporters to come up with a name for his new party.

Switzerland spends almost $500m a year on protective structures. Is it worth it - or, as some suggest, should people move away from the mountain villages at risk?

The TV Burp host says his stepfather's young death made him re-evaluate his original career in medicine.

Manchester United are prepared to sell Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund for £30m.

The Sunday papers are splashed with stories on digital IDs and the resident doctors' strikes.

The mystery of a dead platypus, a Nazi submarine and a 45-day voyage has long remained unsolved - until now.

The body of one of five trapped miners was found dead after a quake caused tunnels to collapse.